Add StudyGroup to submissions and show it for submissions and RfCs
Also take care of deleting a StudyGroup for existing submissions
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@ -83,17 +83,10 @@ class RequestForCommentsController < ApplicationController
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authorize!
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end
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# GET /request_for_comments/new
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def new
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@request_for_comment = RequestForComment.new
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authorize!
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end
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# GET /request_for_comments/1/edit
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def edit
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end
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# POST /request_for_comments
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# POST /request_for_comments.json
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def create
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# Consider all requests as JSON
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@ -149,8 +142,8 @@ class RequestForCommentsController < ApplicationController
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# Never trust parameters from the scary internet, only allow the white list through.
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def request_for_comment_params
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# we are using the current_user.id here, since internal users are not able to create comments. The external_user.id is a primary key and does not require the consumer_id to be unique.
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params.require(:request_for_comment).permit(:exercise_id, :file_id, :question, :requested_at, :solved, :submission_id).merge(user_id: current_user.id, user_type: current_user.class.name)
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# The study_group_id might not be present in the session (e.g. for internal users), resulting in session[:study_group_id] = nil which is intended.
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params.require(:request_for_comment).permit(:exercise_id, :file_id, :question, :requested_at, :solved, :submission_id).merge(user_id: current_user.id, user_type: current_user.class.name, study_group_id: session[:study_group_id])
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end
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def comment_params
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